Dictionary of Ecology
Dictionary of Ecology
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Foliaceous Refers to structures that are leafy or leaf-like, thin.
Foliage Cover See Cover.
Foliar Diagnosis Evaluation of the status of plant nutrients in a plant, or the plant-nutrient requirements of a soil, by the analysis of leaves.
Follicle A dry, many-seeded fruit developed from a simple ovary which when ripe splits along a single line, e. G. , the larkspur fruit.
Food-chain A figure of speech for the dependence for food of organ- 147 isms upon others in a series, beginning with plants o...r scavenging organisms and ending with the largest carnivores.
Food-cycle All the interconnecting Food-chains in a community, syn. Food-web.
Food-niche The particular location of an organism in a Food-cycle.
Food-pyramid A graphic representation of the food chain which indi- cates the large numbers of producer organisms at the base and the progressively decreasing numbers of herbivores and carnivores above.
Food-web See Food-cycle.
Forage Unharvested plant material available as food for domestic animals, may be cut for hay or grazed; after cutting it is called Feed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Foliaceous Refers to structures that are leafy or leaf-like, thin.
Foliage Cover See Cover.
Foliar Diagnosis Evaluation of the status of plant nutrients in a plant, or the plant-nutrient requirements of a soil, by the analysis of leaves.
Follicle A dry, many-seeded fruit developed from a simple ovary which when ripe splits along a single line, e. G. , the larkspur fruit.
Food-chain A figure of speech for the dependence for food of organ- 147 isms upon others in a series, beginning with plants o...r scavenging organisms and ending with the largest carnivores.
Food-cycle All the interconnecting Food-chains in a community, syn. Food-web.
Food-niche The particular location of an organism in a Food-cycle.
Food-pyramid A graphic representation of the food chain which indi- cates the large numbers of producer organisms at the base and the progressively decreasing numbers of herbivores and carnivores above.
Food-web See Food-cycle.
Forage Unharvested plant material available as food for domestic animals, may be cut for hay or grazed; after cutting it is called Feed.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Herbert C Herbert Christian Hanson to read onlineMoreLess
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